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City Council prayer stays
Coeur d’Alene city officials on Tuesday decided to continue using a lottery system to select religious leaders to …
Instructor who taught more than 10K students will retire after one final class
The closest Greg Espe ever came to dying in 33 years teaching driver's education for the Coeur d'Alene School District was during that very first year. He w…
Young Specialized Needs Recreation volunteer earns award for friendship, building community
At the young age of 10, Specialized Needs Recreation volunteer Grant Mullen is wise — and kind — beyond his years.
Remembering Herb Carlson, Wallace's legendary fighter
Herb Carlson, one of Wallace’s most celebrated native sons, passed away on Sept. 6, leaving behind a legacy that continues to resonate throughout Idaho.
Loud pipes, big hearts
The first-ever Sandpoint Showdown filled downtown with over 300 motorcycles, custom rides, and community spirit. Riders from across the West gathered for a thr…
OCT NIBJ: Working moms find balance between parenthood, business
For working moms, balancing professional goals and family life can feel like walking a tightrope.
OCT NIBJ: Women entrepreneurs who shaped history
Throughout history, women have often been underestimated in business. Yet, despite legal and cultural barriers, many forged paths as entrepreneurs, innovators,…
OCT NIBJ Second-chapter careers mean a fresh start for entrepreneurs
Laura Olson presided over the bar and restaurant scene in Seattle. Over the course of her career, she owned eight bars and restaurants around the Capitol Hill …
OCT NIBJ Entrepreneurship with intention
Audrey Frydenlund has always had something of an entrepreneurial spirit.
OCT NIBJ: On The Move
On The Move
Timber industry careers rewarding, welcoming for female workers
Although she followed in the footsteps of her father and grandfather, Erin Roos has carved her own way into the timber industry.
OCT NIBJ: Wine in Idaho — gifts, clubs, tastings and more
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. And Beth Giacomo has proven her way in the wine industry by catering to enthusiasts and novices alike, spreading joy throu…
OCT NIBJ: Mountain Madness Soap had its start in North Pole, Alaska
It was more than 25 years ago that Morsell started experimenting with ingredients in the kitchen and making soap products as gifts for family and friends. …
OCT NIBJ: A fire threatened her business, now the owner Up North Goods is determined to give back
The couple spent 12 days away from home, stuck in a hotel room in Sandpoint. Without her home, her candle business that she had built from the ground up over f…
OCT. NIBJ: Growing panes
For six decades and across three generations, Shoshone Glass and the Sawyer family have been serving the Silver Valley.
OCT NIBJ: R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Celebrating women who lead and inspire
To paraphrase the great Aretha Franklin, it’s hard not to have a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T for the women at the center of this month’s North Idaho Business Journal.